With little to no choice, Sayori spills that she suffers from depression, but not like, normal depression. Worried, the player approaches her, pretty much putting her on the spot about what the fuck is going on. This leads to vague and clearly alarming dialog from the typically vibrant Sayori. Though seemingly happy that the player is making friends, she seems clearly distressed that they have grown so fond of one of the other girls (Yuri).

As the player slowly gets closer to some of the girls in the club (Yuri had some serious yandere vibes so I naturally was trying to butter her up) the player realizes an extreme shift in the childhood friend, Sayori.

What starts as a typical pitch of “hey which one of these girls does the player want to fuck?” quickly becomes, well not that. Tsundere, Natsuki, the quiet (Yandere) Yuri, childhood friend Sayori, and the overall popular queen bee Monika. Naturally, the club is full of 3 other hot girls of varying dere types. After discovering that the MC made some sort of promise to her you agree to check out the literature club that she is the VP in. Ya know the overly nice vibrant airhead that for some reason gives too much of a shit about the players well being. But as these things go, the player discovers they have a cheery, classic, childhood friend. In short Doki Doki Literature Club follows the player, a typical run of the mill dude who wants nothing in life but to chill and be a piece of shit. But being tagged to check out a visual novel I decided to take a good chunk of my Friday to set down it play it, so here I will discuss my experience with the free to play legend, Doki Doki Literature Club. For me, those are games like The Sims, or Forza. And as things go when you are strapped for time, one typically just settles for old trusty, the typical game one can pick up and throw down with little to no worries. It’s not simply the fact I dislike these games, actually, I’m rather fond of them but as the days go on the time I find myself having, gaming generally gets the short end of the stick. Animates stories with different endings, all based on choices you make as the player. But there is one element of the anime world that I never really got into, visual novels.

Being a full-fledged degenerate I like anime, manga, I casually read doujinshi, and not for the porn. Crazy closet confession huh? Who would have thought the guy who made a site called Otaku Post and rants about anime would have such a deep secret, honestly this bit was funnier in my head.

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